‘Come on mate, want me to write you a dossier?’ – Postecoglou fumes in live TV interview when asked about Tottenham loss

ANGE POSTECOGLOU fumed in his post-match interview after Tottenham’s 2-0 defeat to Chelsea.

The loss was Spurs’ third consecutive defeat after losing to Newcastle and Arsenal previously.

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Sky SportsThe manager bristled when asked if his message was getting across to his players[/caption]

Goals for Trevoh Chalobah and Nicolas Jackson were enough to give Chelsea all three points in the London derby as they make a late push for Europe.

The result came to the delight of Mauricio Pochettino as he got one over his old side.

It was set-pieces that proved to be Tottenham’s Achilles heel again with both goals coming from free-kicks.

When asked about his team’s performance by Sky Sports, Postecoglou said: “It’s not good enough and I’ve got to take responsibility for that, that’s on me.

“I’m the manager, I’m the one that’s putting them out there and it was nowhere near good enough. As I said I’ve got to take a look at myself in all this and see how I can have more of an impact.”

When asked by Pete Davison whether his message was getting through, a visibly annoyed Postecoglou said: “Come on mate. We didn’t play well. What do you want me to sit there and write a dossier on where we went wrong?

“Like I said, I’ll take responsibility, we were poor in the first half, still think their goal was a foul but no one cares about that but we didn’t deserve any more than that and like I said that’s on me.”

Spurs will be looking to bounce back on Sunday, when they face a tricky trip to Anfield.

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They haven’t lost four games in a row since the 2002-03 season and Postecoglou will be hoping his side don’t renew that particular record.

The loss leaves Spurs looking over their shoulder at Manchester United who are six points off them with the same number of games played.

Newcastle in seventh are seven points behind Spurs as they look to push for Europa League football this season under Eddie Howe.

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